For daily purpose, I am using Bitwarden free.
Try using KeePass XC. I have it as a backup on a veracrypt encrypted usb.
Password manager: Question is simply - why did you choose the one you are using now?
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scorpionv
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- Apr 20, 2020
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Bitwarden user here. Safe, free, open-source, cross-platform, what's not to like?
- Apr 17, 2020
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I am a new Bitwarden convert and love it. Free and multi device syncing too! Which Lastpass will not do unless you pay. I had been using Enpass but wanted something lighter that doesn't require a program running but just an extension. And Enpass has become a headache since it can only be installed and updated via the Microcrap store. 
Fair enough.
But all of them are fixed
On Windows you get less security with KeePass XC in comparison to original KeePass
- Apr 1, 2019
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The same could be said for the vulnerabilities found in lastpass.
The moment KeePass doesn't rely on any Cloud/Server is already more secure than all of the alternatives that rely on it, cause no matter how much safe practices and secure you are, there's nothing stopping the main Cloud/Server getting hacked and your data exposed (which is what happens often with this password managers).KeePass isn't listed so i would say it's more secure then all other's
You have way more control over your passwords with KeePass that way, and can choose whatever cloud services and/or addons you want, to sync across devices.
I've tried both 1password & lastpass. Honestly i prefer lastpass but am still using 1password. I need to try bitwarden just haven't had the time. The only 1 thing i don't about lastpass is they have dragged their heals in supporting U2F/FIDO2
- Dec 12, 2016
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I'm planning using an U2F/FIDO2 security key as well .
Probably will flash using opensk.
Rollers127
Level 1
- Jan 4, 2020
- 35
I was using Sticky Password until their recent hack, now using Keepass, not stored online
- Apr 28, 2015
- 271
Waaay back in prehistory, Fred Langa (LangaList, WidowsSecrets, etc.) recommended RoboForm. Still using it (Roboform Everywhere).
Do have LastPass as a backup.
If I were to switch I'd probably look at BitWarden (open source, recommended by others I trust).
Do have LastPass as a backup.
If I were to switch I'd probably look at BitWarden (open source, recommended by others I trust).
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Why is that? Keepass XC doesn't rely on 3rd party plugins (and this is more secure) but it has no feature like "secure desktop".
Beside secure desktop, no possibility for using Windows Hello, already bundled with browser plugin (KeePass only supports plugins but doesn't include any by default), not audited, need always wait for upstream (original KeePass) updates.
XC is only pushed so hard because it supports Linux
I am using Lastpass manager and I am really a big fan of this. I can say in First attempt i have found this and never went to any other application to give a try.
Pro's:
If you want to know more about it;s feature you can compare it with Dashlane VS Lastpass
Pro's:
- It has a chrome extension
- It always give me a suggestiong to save or update password
- Easy to use and no need to remember different password
- It also handle my 20 Gmail id and password without any mistake
If you want to know more about it;s feature you can compare it with Dashlane VS Lastpass
A good to know comment about 1Password (recommend also by Troy Hunt from HaveibeenPwned):
And a nice video about KeePass vs BitWarden:
have fun checking these
And a nice video about KeePass vs BitWarden:
have fun checking these
- Apr 24, 2016
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From Troy Hunt:
haveibeenpwned.com
Have I Been Pwned: Why 1Password?
Have I Been Pwned allows you to search across multiple data breaches to see if your email address or phone number has been compromised.
- Dec 30, 2017
- 27
I went from lastpass to dashlane. It fits me well, cannot really complain about it.
- Aug 27, 2020
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Hi, I have Lastpass (Paid), Password Manager, I have had it for 4 years, and there has been at least one breach, but I feel secure, with the knowledge that my passwords is protected with the strongest encryption money can buy(AES-256), and it is not expensive & there is a free version, & you are not less secure because you go free, I like that. Today 2020 password managers are necessary.
And I like the fact that I can use & is protected everywhere, on any device, in every browser, etc.
And I like the fact that I can use & is protected everywhere, on any device, in every browser, etc.
What about Password Manager: Autosave & Autofill Passwords ? Does anyone use it?
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